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How Do I Change Language of top level site

Last post 09-27-2005, 7:24 AM by handyjan. 2 replies.
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  •  09-27-2005, 7:24 AM 25193

    How Do I Change Language of top level site

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    Hi, 
    How do I change the language of  my top level site in STS. Sub sites are not a problem, but I can't seem to find a logical way to change the language in my top level site???

    Can anyone  help me with this?

    Regards
    Jan

     

     

  •  10-04-2005, 1:42 AM 10333 in reply to 25193

    How Do I Change Language of top level site

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    You say that you can change the language of your sub sites.  Hm, ones you have choosen a language of your site, it will only be in that language.
    If you create a top site, you will have the same choice as in creating a sub site.  After you have clicked on Create / Sites and workspaces, youwill find yourself on the page named New SharePoint Site.  In the section at the bottom, Language, you may choose the language you would like the Site to have.
    Does this information help you?

    /Michael Jansson
    HumanData, Sweden

    Michael Jansson
    SharePoint Consultant + Trainer

  •  07-27-2006, 12:48 AM 27492 in reply to 25193

    How Do I Change Language of top level site

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    Hi

    Please let me known how to set up share point portal in three steps i am unable to configure the Content database server settings

     

    thank u

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